Sentence examples for because of inadequate study from inspiring English sources

However, the discriminating power of specific variables from the medical history and exercise test remains unclear because of inadequate study design and differences in study populations.

Although promising, most of these studies could not be easily interpreted, quite often because of inadequate study designs, such as lack of randomized control trials (30– 32), small sample size (30– 32), or lack of safety information (30– 30).

[ 3, 4] In our first patient that turned out to have a pulmonary hamartoma, was misdiagnosed as a malignancy on fine needle biopsy simply because of inadequate study of all the available materials compounded by lack of complete clinical details of the patient.

Various practical problems were encountered in applying the study design inclusion criteria and assessing quality, mainly because of poor study design, inadequate reporting and the limitations of existing tools.

A growing number of meta-analyses vary in their conclusions on the effectiveness of probiotics against IBS, in part because of inadequate sample size, poor study design and use of various probiotic strains in the reviewed studies.

Importantly, the number of subjects included in this study was relatively small and therefore our inability to demonstrate an increase in moderate-to-severe disease may be because of inadequate powering of the study.

The need for high-quality images in patients with this often lethal malignancy and the danger of under-staging patients because of inadequate counts from the study, outweigh the theoretical risks from a slightly higher dose of the radiotracer (Bombardieri et al, 2003).

Although several QTL associated with feed efficiency traits in beef cattle have been reported, not all of the genetic variation in these traits has been captured because of inadequate sample size or studies limited to a single population.

Four patients were excluded from the study because of inadequate data on the enrollment form.

Although 6 of the tested antivenoms showed promising efficacy, all but 3 were excluded from further study because of inadequate pre-clinical efficacy or because they were unavailable or unaffordable for the anticipated RCTs.

Some of the data collectors abandoned the study because of inadequate remuneration.